On June 23, 2020, Humber’s Board of Governors approved the college’s 2019/2020 Annual Report and 2020/2021 Business Plan.

Guided by the college's vision, mission and values, the annual business plan identifies Humber’s yearly goals in alignment with the priorities of its strategic plan. Humber's annual report provides information on the college's progress in meeting the goals as outlined in its corresponding business plan.

To access these documents and Humber’s 2018-2023 Strategic Plan, please visit Humber’s Publications page by clicking here.

In the past year, the Office of Sustainability alongside BEST Service Pros has worked hard to increase waste management education on campus including new signage and four-stream bins at Lakeshore.

While we may not be on campus, waste reduction and proper waste sorting is as important as ever. We want to make sure that the Humber community has the tools and resources they need to manage their waste, both at home and on campus.

Please fill out this short survey, and we'll provide you with some tips on how to reduce, recycle and compost properly at your house.

For waste management at home, we have created a Sustainability at Home resource that includes recycling and compost tips. In addition, if you are living in Toronto you can learn more about sorting your items on the Waste Wizard search engine.

If you have any more ideas about how we can improve waste reduction at Humber, please reach out directly to safa.al-haji@humber.ca.

We are thrilled to share that our Bringing in the Bystander training program is now available for remote delivery!

Bringing in the Bystander is a two-hour training session during which students will gain an understanding of sexual violence, rape culture, consent, and how to intervene in instances of sexual violence; through a series of activities, participants engage with these topics and develop empathy for survivors of sexual assault.

Over the past five years, we have trained 3,000+ students as active bystanders, and we're not letting COVID-19 slow us down! Synchronous sessions are available for remote delivery, and a modified Blackboard module will be available for asychronous delivery as of Fall 2020. We are excited to continue providing this valuable educational opportunity for your students while we are working and learning remotely.

To request a Bringing in the Bystander training session, please fill out this workshop request form to learn more about the program, check out the attached infographic and email bystanderprogram@humber.ca.

The LGBTQ+ Resource Centre at Humber is proud to present Display Your Pride 2020.

This contest promotes broader inclusion, representation, and visibility for LGBTQ+ communities at Humber and beyond! Staff and faculty are encouraged to decorate their work-from-home space to celebrate Pride month. This year, contest submissions will be reviewed by the staff of the LGBTQ+ Resource Centre and winners will be selected in two categories: Eleganza Extravaganza and Pride Remains Political. Submissions are welcome up until the contest deadline of 5:30 p.m. on June 30. 

This year will be choosing two winners when the contest closes. One winner will be chosen from each category. Each winner will recieve a $50 gift card to Glad Day Bookshop and a custom digital illustration by RINAKAZART.

The LGBTQ+ Resource Centre will announce the winners on July 3, 2020. 

Let your creativity shine through! Decorating should encompass diversity and inclusion, be fun and celebrate all that is Pride in Toronto.

To enter your space for judging and prizes, please complete the form, below. Don't forget to upload your photos to social media with the hashtags #DisplayYourPride #HumberLGBTQ #WeAreProud! Embrace the rainbow and have fun!!

All submissions must be submitted here in order to be eligible for the prizes.